Scotland and England are two nations divided by their experience of history. That divide was never wider than during the Wars ...

it's hard to see targets or the island forum surviving the familiar constitutional turf wars between Westminster and Holyrood. Recent figures suggest a quarter of Scotland's children were living ...

There has been almost no discussion of foreign affairs – apart from the nationalists’ inane refrain that a morally superior Scotland will not have to join in “illegal wars” [bold mine-DL].

From the Scottish Borders’ strongholds to the homes of the ... This made them stronger. The Wars of Independence in the 14th century pushed these fortifications to their limits.

Edward was a King who had fought wars all his life – he had just ... He got as far as the border of Scotland but then he got sick and died. According to one story, his last wish was that his ...

The Scottish border-town of Berwick ... Edward was so obsessed with the Scottish wars he ordered that he should not be buried properly until the Scots were conquered. So he remains to this ...